Nancy Brown, Ellen Sosnow, and Diane Goldman were chairwomen for the party, which began with a courtyard cocktail reception then moved to the dining room — decorated with orange table linens and vibrant floral centerpieces — for dinner, brief remarks from Planned Parenthood CEO Lillian Tamayo, and dancing.

Peter Brown, Larry Sosnow and Mark Goldman were chairmen.

Alan and Christine Curtis, along with Bob Spiegel and Jan Willinger, served as honorary chairman and honorary chairwoman.

More than 100 people attended.

Proceeds assist Planned Parenthood of South, East and North Florida’s sexual health education and health care programs, which include a variety of preventive services such as cervical and breast cancer screenings, a broad range of birth control options including long-term methods like IUDs and implants, affordable STD testing and treatment, emergency contraception, and more.

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